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FROM THE BOOK OF THE BEGINNING FROM THE LAMB OF GOD: THE CARNAL STATE
Prior authorized message releases: Chapter 169
Note: The most important moment is not lost in the past or dictated by the memories of others' judgments. It is found right now, in the quiet space between your next heartbeat and your next breath. Choose goodness. Repent, and turn away from the carnal world. Let those who judge your transformation be warned: their judgment comes from the flesh, trapping them in the very carnal state you are leaving and in your repentance and in their judgment you pass each other by, one leaving the Carnal state, one entering in their judgment. Forgive others completely, and leave all judgment to the Lord.
The Lamb of God instructed David to release Prayer 200, and thus here it is, Thus Saith the Lamb of God:
From The Book of the Beginning
from the Lamb of God
CHAPTER 200
THE CARNAL STATE
The fall brought mankind into a carnal state.
The carnal state turned the heart toward the things of the flesh.
The carnal state directed the desires of man toward temporal things.
The carnal state weakened the desire for the things of God.
The carnal man placed confidence in mortal strength.
The carnal man trusted in worldly wisdom.
The carnal man sought the honors of men.
The carnal man preferred the voice of the world to the voice of God.
The fall did not create righteousness.
The fall exposed mankind to temptation.
The fall placed mankind in a condition where choices could be made.
The carnal state became one of the conditions arising from the fall.
The carnal state separated men from spiritual understanding.
The carnal state inclined men toward disobedience.
The carnal state moved men away from holiness.
The carnal state did not redeem mankind.
The carnal state did not reconcile mankind to God.
The carnal state could not overcome death.
The carnal state could not remove guilt.
The carnal state could not satisfy justice.
A carnal mind sought its own will.
A spiritual mind sought the will of God.
The carnal state looked downward.
Faith looked upward.
The carnal state followed the appetites of the natural man.
Obedience followed the commandments of God.
The carnal state produced distance from God.
Repentance produced a return toward God.
Therefore the carnal state required redemption.
It required the word of God.
It required repentance.
It required faith.
It required mercy.
It required the power of the Redeemer.
The Lord called mankind out of the carnal state.
He commanded them to repent.
He taught them to exercise faith.
He gave commandments unto them.
He invited them to follow Him.
The carnal state did not need to remain forever.
The fallen could repent.
The lost could return.
The disobedient could turn again toward righteousness.
Mercy could receive the penitent.
The Redeemer could reclaim those who turned unto Him.
The power of God could change the heart.
The word of God could awaken the soul.
Faith could produce obedience.
Obedience could lead men nearer unto God.
The carnal state opposed holiness.
Holiness opposed the carnal state.
The two paths did not lead to the same destination.
One looked toward the desires of the flesh.
The other looked toward the will of God.
Therefore let every man examine his course.
Let him repent of sin.
Let him reject the dominion of the natural man.
Let him seek the things of God.
Let him hear the word.
Let him keep the commandments.
Let him exercise faith.
Let him seek mercy.
Let him come unto the Redeemer.
Let him turn from the carnal state.
Let him walk toward righteousness.
Let him seek eternal life.
Amen.
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